If the world is irrational, how can we learn to be rational in the first place? (despite being able to think/act irrationally)
The world is rational.
6 years ago by etherpunk (75)
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Perhaps what we perceive as rational only appears that way at the tiny scale of our existence, but in a larger sense they are actually just "anomalies" that you naturally get in a random, irrational system. Flip a coin a billion times and you'll get many long stretches here and there where it keeps landing on the same side.
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